Klausenberg

Klausenberg is a mountain summit in the Chiemgauer Alps standing at 1554 meters above sea level. The peak is surrounded by exposed limestone formations and accessed via well-maintained hiking trails that connect multiple starting points in the valley below.

The mountain gained recognition among mountaineers during the 1800s as Alpine exploration activities increased in the region. It became an established destination for local climbers and hikers seeking accessible high-altitude peaks.

Local mountain guides organize traditional summer solstice celebrations at the summit, continuing centuries-old Bavarian mountain traditions.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit from different starting points in the surrounding valleys, with ascent times varying based on the chosen route. Spring through autumn offers the most favorable conditions for climbing, while winter routes require proper mountain experience and gear.

The limestone layers visible on the mountain form part of geological deposits from the Triassic period, millions of years in the past. These ancient rock formations become apparent when hiking the various trails and tell the story of how the landscape was shaped over vast stretches of time.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 1,554 m

GPS coordinates: 47.73883,12.26676

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:30